December 2006
Intermediate to advanced
610 pages
22h 58m
English
Many review processes involve a checklist—a set of characteristics of good (passable) code to check off as you go along. If your code doesn’t meet these criteria, then it has failed the review. These checklists vary in detail, length, and subject matter.
The following code review checklist is an example. You can use it to help direct your review work. Unlike some checklists, it doesn’t systematically list every potential problem in every possible language; it just helps to guide the review process and figure out when to continue to the next review step.

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